Andrew Greer was arrested by the Overdose Death Task Force in Indianapolis for his connection to a fatal drug overdose that occurred in August, following the death of a 44-year-old woman.

A shooting on Indianapolis' northwest side left William E. Deaton II dead; the suspect is still at large. Authorities are investigating and have appealed for public assistance.

Henry County Sheriff's Office is recruiting merit deputies, offering a starting salary of $65,299 with benefits and bonuses. Applications are open until October 29, 2025, with physical and written exams scheduled for November.

Westfield High School was on lockdown due to an unverified shooting threat, which prompted a police sweep of the premises. No shots or injuries were reported.

Moo & Lou Frozen Treats in Lawrence has added fresh-brewed coffee and breakfast items such as donuts and cinnamon rolls to its menu. The shop, now open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., continues to offer its popular ice cream and desserts while introducing coffee from Hubbard & Cravens Coffee and Tea.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny skies and pleasant temperatures for Indianapolis, with highs near 90 degrees and light northeast winds.

The Indy Half Marathon in Fort Ben will cause road closures on Oct 4. Areas affected include 59th St, Lee Rd, and north of the VFW from morning till noon. Detours are available via Fall Creek Rd.

A 43-year-old man from Peru, Indiana, was arrested for possessing CSAM after a probe by state police and other agencies. He faces 10 Level 5 felony counts but maintains his presumption of innocence.

Indianapolis expects a stretch of sunny weather with highs in the 80s, according to NWS Indianapolis, with mild conditions continuing through the week.

Three people were injured in a late-night shooting in Indianapolis; all are stable. The incident followed a disturbance in a residence. No arrests have been made, and IMPD seeks community assistance.

Dubois County schools received over $220,000 in state funds for security upgrades, with grants given to several local schools to improve safety measures and add resource officers.

An officer was stabbed and a suspect shot during a violent encounter in Fort Wayne following a response to a domestic disturbance on September 22. Both were hospitalized; an investigation is underway.

Elkhart County schools in Indiana receive over $640,000 for safety upgrades through the state-funded Secured School Safety Grant Program, as part of a $27 million initiative to enhance campus security statewide.